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WANTED

A Sober. industrious and reliable COLoRED
"A MAN, TO make himself generally useful.
Liberal pay aud steady. employment. Apply
at this OFFICE, A.
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A SAIL and ROw-B0AT, in good order
"A nearly new. with complete outfit. embrace
ing oars, oarlocks. anchor, &c, cheap Apply
al this office. 5-2Sff'
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PROF. PEAL'S
JUBILEE SINGERS.

Win sernade private families with vocal and
instrumental music. at short notice for trif-
ing sum- Guitar, cornet, and violin instru-
ments only used. The band includes some OF
the finest vocalsts in the State. Address
5-SsSu PROF. ED. PEAL, Annapolis
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LNOR SALE.-A Cheap FARM Of 100 Acres
Il plow land. Price $2O, per acre. For
particulars address Lock Box 10, Annapolis.
1hu alAW
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FOH Rent

A TWO story FRAME HOUSE on Horn Point
"A near the Halfway, With large front garden
attached.
Also the DWELLING HOUSE and large gar
den opposite the Catholic Cemetery, about tif-
teen minutes walk from the city. Apply to
a@lW JOHN CUNNING
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ENOR SALE.-A BABY CARRIAGE in good
= order. VIII Sell carriage with afghan for
% Inquire at 40 Maryland avenue. az
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EAHOUSES FORSALE. q

Six new TW0-STORY BRICK HOUSES. bea,,N
tfully located on Horn Point. Thev have ss-
rooms each, neatly finished. conyenier,tIv ar-
ranged; good yards and outbe5ldines. a ne1v
pump OF pure water, at the edge OF ! Pavement
me 'front.' view OF the harbor and Naval ATad-
envy. Mllbe sold cheap. on easy terms. Also
otner desirable houses m Annapolis for saIse-N
J. EDWARDS MUNHf1E
do Real Estate and Insc ACt
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For Sale.

- DWELLING on Prince Georges Street
Ia rooms-renting for $500 per month
" VIII sci sell cheap for cash. Apply TO JULIAN
BREW Eh nl23w
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WANTED to Buy, for cash, some estab,ishl
w cd BUSHES of $I,UUJ 10 <2OOO. AZ
dress, M CAPITAL office. with particular
and c0nfidentially. 1o+f
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FoUND

a pair of lady's CORS ETS in the car Of the
A, q Is. Short Line r. Ii. The owner can gel
the same on application 10 the Ticket Agent. al
annapolis office, by describing make and 40
and paying tor this advertisement
Also a STRAW HAT in a red covered box
Apply as above.
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ElOUND-On the train of the Annapolis and
baltimore Short Line railroad, u Lady s
UMBhELLA. with rubber band around the
same The owner can get the same by calling
on the tcket agent at Annapolis, and paying
Tor this notice 4-2otf
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NoTICE-

EATN BOAT. 20 feet long, in splendid or
OAA der, for Sale. Apply at THIS OF
FICE. 5lS
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MOT sHoPwoRN.-Bu a fresh stock Of
AN LADIES SLIPPERS just received straight
from the hands of the workmen, which we are
Offering very cheap. Also. all kinds of mems
LOW QUAhTEkS and other SHOES at low
figures. Call at kILLMAN'S, is Market
space. 5-li~W
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ssS Boats For Sale or Hire
s. sgEszs 1t you want a good SAILING
BATTEAU, from 16 to 20 IT,
new IN stock. or already rugged that recon-
mend themselves for shape anu speed, when
you see or use them. Cneap Tor cash. Only
one price. Apply TO A. Z. EItlA n DSON foot
of Prince George Street. 5iItf
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ENOR SALE.-A BABY CARRIAGE used
n but one season, original cost So. Will
sell cheap for cash, Apply at this office Is
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Bouquets and Flowers.

Persons can be supplied with beautiful Bou
quets and Flowers, by a poor widow lady, at
very low prices. Apply at No, Green SG
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THE ATTENTION o. DRrssnAxrR,


and customers is called TO our excellently Sc
lee ted stock OF Innings, embracing all the finest
and improved fabrics, in the largest and most
varied array OF colOrs and effects yet shown by
us Considering the fact that the tit of cos
tune to great extent depends upon the lining,
much care and discretion should be exercised IN
its selection. We mention the following few
speciaities, to be found on our counters ut all
times.
Dressmakers' Soft-fnished Cambrics, all
shades. &c. Fast black, &c. per yard
So inch Fine Silesias, all shades, IL, l2x, Is
and 1Sc. yard. English i'll Drabs, 25c. per
yard.
New Lining fabric-Satin Surah Twills, guar
anteed not to pull no matter how cut out. The
hllfng 1s made as strong and durable as the
warp. Colors: Cream. Grsys, Cardinal and Fast
Black, 3o.inch wide, only Doc per yard.
Warranted Fast Black Silesas, Is, ~ and Csc.
per yard.
Percaline, new summer waist lining. Colors:
Black, Cream. Tan, Brown, Blue and assorted
Gray Shades, 36-inch. Only 2Oc. per yard.
Elegant line of Fancy Silesias in checks and
stripes. SO and 40 inch, only pc. per yard.
Paris Innings b .ack one side, white the other)
s. 1259 ID, ID, 20, % and SOC. per yard
Farmer Satins, all colors, ). &c. per yard.
"a inch Maneu Skirting, gray and white, only
25c. per yard.
Great variety of other lining materials such
As H1gans. Lenos, Norreen, DrillinSs Linen
CANVAS; HAIR Cloths &c. at usual low prices.
WOODWARD NJ Ll)THniJP.
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The labor struggle OF last spring was between
the worSingmen's organizations and the employers.
The labor struggle Of this spring promises 10 take
place within the organizations between the hon.
est, Iaw-abiding and self-respectfng workfngmen
and the rule-or-r1in element who are fighting for
control Issue was plainly joined between these
parties In the Central Labor Union in New York
city yesterday, when Judge Brown was denounced
for his decision IN the conspiracy case OF the Old
Dominion steamship company against the agita-
tors who combined 10 break down its business:
and General Master workman Powderiy was con-
demHed for his circular forbidding assemblies Of
Knights OF Labor to protest against the hanging
OF the anarchist murierer5 in Chicago AS Judge
Brown was simply interpreting the law as It
stands-the very purpose for which he was raised
to the b"nch-and az Mr.. Powdery was not inter-
ferfng with anybody's personal liberty OF action,
but merely insisting that the order In its corpor-
ate capacity should not be committed to an ex-
preston Of sympathy with the anarchist
cause, the denunciations hurled at both
yesterday show the spirit OF the men at the head
or the Central Labor Union. They propose to
force a direct conflict between capital and labor
regardless OF the fact that whenever this has been
done the rich man Is simply put TO temporary IN
convenience while the poor man StarvesL 1t is 10
be hoped that an opportunity will offer presently
for the law abiding and respectable element In
ali the labor organizations to cut loose from the
advocates OF outlawry, and band themselves to-
gether In a compact order of their own. Then the
ton In dealing with them as a body and drawing
the distinction so sharply between them and the
riotous spirits that the latter will be humbled and
broken, and taught 10 acknowledge the supremacy
OF justice and the practical wisdom OF moderation
and good behavior.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE CoLORED
w woman. to do washing and cooking in small
WANTED-BYA REsPECTABLE COLOHEDGIRI,
" situation in privsse family as Oh .mberT sid
vATE, Star office. H.
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG MEN LATELY AR.
w rived, acauanted with the city Situations g or
Apply T s s'S5f 81 st. g WA bETASES t.
WANTED-BY COLoRED WOMAN SITUATION
reference 1909 St n.w. 1t
WANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN
place as n9rse e take charge Of an infant OF
st. NV. IT.
WANTED-BY EDITH LEWIS A PLACE TO DO
w general Homework in small family. Apply at ID
MANIFESTATIONS FOR FRENCH AND
w German Nursery Governess; also. White Ngrse'
si7 ST. NV WIN bG s.6 So ais"
WANTED-BY COLORED WOMAN A PLACE
II and fe ea I, is q.
prOmSt e1nrsens
y.nts q IN kinds furnished at shortest notice sos
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS, CHAMBER
w maids. housekeepers nurses. saleslades. seam
stresses, walters. porte in families hotels &c Nnr.ss
$50 s3a NV ~ fS6-6t'
WANTED5,IDREssMAKIEG AT ONCE; WORK By
address ssF Box Il Ss. Can give good
WANTED-BY A REFINED AND EDUCATED
w lady OF quiet habits position as housekeeper or
best reference given. Address MISS h. Star Office.
f26-2t'
WANTED KNOWN NAT. LABOR BUREAU.
w headquarters for reliable help for any capacity
in households hotels stores aud ofces-drivers. but
lers WATERS farm and dairy Z. H. DICK, 5l7 9TH st
f26-5ts
WANTED-BY GERMAN WOMAN, A POSITION
w as lady's maid, housekeeper. to take care Of
growing children Speaks English, some French best
NJ.
o., Star office. f26-2ts
WANTED D KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capacities-white
CESS, Employment Bureau. S26 81. NV. f23-6t'
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THE Dawn Or SPRING.

BRIGHT AND FRESH NOVELTIES IN FOREIGN
To ARRIVE OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT
SEEMS To HAVE PUT ON NEW DRESS THE
QUIET AND SoMBER SHADES OF WINTER
GOODS ARE BEING REPLACED BY BRIGHT AND
ATTRACTIVE SPRING PATTERNS. SOMEBODY
HAS SAID, THERE'S NOTHING NEW UNDER
THE SUN" THAT SOMEBODY WOULD CONsID-
ERABLY MODIFY HIS STATEMENT WERE HE
TO SEE THE MANY NEW THINGS TO BE FOUND
AMONG OUR ADVANCE STYLES OF PIECE
GOODS FOR EARLY SPRING WEAR, THE NOBEL
EST CHECKS AND PLAIDs WE HAVE EVER SEEN.
NOT LOUD OR LARGE, BUT ELEGANT AND con-
SENTATIVE THE HANDsOMEsT EFFECTS IN
COMBINATIONS OF CoLoRs THAT ONE COULD
WELL IMAGINE.
THE WONDER IS THAT SUCH EFFECTS WERE
NEVER PRODUCED BEFoRE-FOR THE SAME
MATERIAL AND THE SAME CoLoRs HAVE LONG
GOODS ARE HERE. NOT SIMPLY REPRESENTED
ON SAMPLE CARDS THE GARMENTS YOU Or
DER ARE CUT AND MADE HERE-NOT SENT OUT
OF TOWN TO BE BUTCHERED AS THEY ARE IN
NINE CASES OUF OF TEN BY THE sO-CALLED
MERCHANT TAILoRs WHO CLAIM ALL THE vIR-
TUES IN THE DEcAIOGUE. OUR CUTTER Is
HERE IN THE FLEsH-NoT REPRESENTED BY
CLERK; OUR wORKMRN ARE PAID THE HIGH
EST BILL PRICES FOB THE GARMENTS THEY
MAKE, BUT IN TURN WE DEMAND From THEM
THE HIGHEST ORDER OF woRKMANsHP-AND
WE GET 1T. IF YOU WANT CLOTHING MADE TO
ORDER COME HERE. IF YOU WANT READY
MADE CLOTHING COME HERE OUR READY
MADE GARMENTS ARE MADE UP WITH AN
AMOUNT OF CARE AND ATTENTION ENTIRELY
UNKNOWN TO THE sO-CAILED MERCHANT
TAILORs WHO SEND THEIR ORDERS OUT OF
TOWN TO BE CUT AND MADE BY THE CHEAP
EST KIND OF HELP-SIMPLY PAYING A COM
MISSION TO THE MANUFACTURER, AND THEN.
FoRsOOTH. THEY ARE CUSTOM MADE CLOTH
ING.
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HEADouARrEKs For SILKS.

Our new silk stock embraces an elegant assort-
msnt Of both the American and foreign products,
seec ted with special view ~ meeting the taste
OF the most fastitiious. Parlsian La Mode Jour-
nails predict All unusually large demand FOR silk
iabrlcs TINS spring, especially black, which will
he eiaborately made up with beaded trimmings,
ano viii be worn on state and other special
place such an estimable stock before our Gus
TONERS, and are confident of our ability to
Black Gros Grain Silks embracing both Amer
lear AMI foreign manufacture.
81 s5 s4es u salSS and 49, sa7 s Ses
yard. Livery price a bargain.
Black Satin Hhadames. both home and foreign
.73, 50. 94c, II, s11aH, s1.25. sL35. s1.5o,
Black All -silS s1ra t both home and foreign
manufacture.
81 and IS 1s s4 Var. r. s1Sss
values eyer shown by MS.
BLACK , Fsills Ffsncaise an extremely popular
81, sl.25, s1.35. 81 so, q. per yard. These
Black Satin Duchesse, both home and for
eign manufacture. of a superior finish: elegant
sS St s., 81. sl;112A. SLIPS, s15o s175. 81 and
Black sifk Rhsdzimir. s1.25 and 81 so Black
Anew silk--Black Armure Merveilleux, new
weave OF soft pleasing effect, of superior finish
ana rare wesr-resisting qualities. Only $1.25
..El Elegant line of Spring aud Summer Fancy
Large range Of qualities, styles and rich color
White and Black Striped Surahs 81 per yard.
Black Armures, with fine white stripes aud
Black Stirred n satin ATTN Duchesse in handsome
brocades and fallle effects, 81 12}s. Sl.25,
ps ssraRs f khasMss erOs Grains and
Fable Franchise, in all the leading spring
f2s WOODWARD LoTHRoP
NEW CURTAIN sCRIM. ~. AT THE
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REvo1ur1oN In SHADES.

hEvOLUTIoN In SHADES.
We will place sale tomorrow morning the
following extraordinary bargains in ready made
Window Shades:
Coiored Holland Window Shades,2 yards long,
30 inches wide, spring roller, all colors Only
Sic. each.
Colored Holland Window Shades,2 yards long,
50 inches wide, spring roller. brass curtain pull
attached all colors. Only 43c. each.
Colored Opaque Window Shades,2 yards long,
81 inches wide; spring roller brass curtain pull
attached, all colOrs. Only 65c. each. The same
shade, feet long, only lie each.
Decorated window Shades, spring rollers, cur.
tain pulls attached:
81 quality dropped to 75c each.
SLID quality dropped to SIC. each.
Sl.33 quality dropped to 81 each
window Shades and Curtains made and hung
by experienced men, at the lowest prices good
work can he done for. Satisfaction guaranteed.
(IhIrd floor; take eevator)
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
On sale at both stores 1913 street north
west and 921 penus ylvania avenue
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An UxxArcHApnE BARGAIN In

LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
To-morrow Tuesday Morning we shall place
on special counter the best bargain in Muslin
underwear ever brought 10 this city.
100 dozen ladies' Extra fine Muslin Mother
HUBBARD Night Robes variety OF styles in
cludfnx yoke OF six clusters OF fine tucksyoke OF
40 hne tucks with yoke, neck, front and sleeves
trimmed with Hamburg Embroidery. These
garments are fully worth and have never be-
fore been sold for less than one dollar each.
Our price,
7:jc. Each.
We virtually present each purchaser with
twenty-five cents
(Second floor: take e1evator.)
WOODWARD & LOVHROP.
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HousEkEEp1sa Goops.

This department at the Palais Royal has Jumped
into popular favor It IL estimated over 1000 people
patronized tine department. to-day. The proprietor
of a well known hotel invested 5000 in House.
keeping Goods today. The special sale continued
tomorrow
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E EHf # ERR TIT HI ssss
BBb II II k FL T Il ssss
". START TART City; Feb asth aaushser to Mr. and
vs. so no Ms.s xssninsssn Feb s1s son to
BURROWS. West Washington. Feb s5th. son to
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Burrows, % South St
yOsT. City. Feb 25th. . daughter to Mr. and Mn.
John Jost $50 ST. Sc.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
a MACaBo1 City The birth occurring before Feb
DRIVES
FOR TUESDAY, MARCH 1ST.
INFANTS SHIRTS.
Fine Zephyr Shirts high neck and long sleeves In
25 CENTS EACH.
Warranted SIC goods.
JERSEYS.
The Combination. Vest Front, Embroidered Jersey.
sl.4s EACH
Usual price Ss.19
HOSIERY
Misses Navy and Seal Brown Ingram Cotton Hose.
anu Misses Black Derby Ribbed Hose sizes to ST.
ID CENTS PAIR.
Warranted % cent goods.
CORSETs
The g G." French handmade Satin Corsets, offered
for the hrst time to-day.
$500 EACH
Guaranteed full value $3.50.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Real Linen, III in, hemsttched, white handkerchiefs
IL CENTS EACH
Warranted 10 cent goods.
JACKETS
For Tomorrow We viii sell few Ensish Plaid Walk
ms Jackets, with silk hood. at
$3.50 EACH.
Wednesday we resume former price, S3A8.
NIGHT ROBES
Anew OF those fine Muslin Night Robes tucked. ruf-
fed aud embroidered.
6y CENTS EACH.
Warranted regular CSC. goods
GOssAMERs
new lot. Brown and Gray Gossalners, with hoods
10 CENTS EACH.
Guaranteed value, $I.25.
TIT T II ZEE sBE 90 xsN
+ III i i IT, !. l.: 8 d 3 81
" NV N I. 4 Ear En- En- ?'G III E. Es*
a Nh IA 4 ke ocS HE. EEn -
fs6 a16-3ls SEVENTH ST. NV.
DEEssMAkEEs' cAMBaIc. "a AT THE
Double Com bination
i-o-ot 18th st. sc.
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Fmsr .CLAss INVESTMENT.
500 OyERCOATS WILL DE SOLD AT JUsr ONE
HALF. Or so CENTS on THE DOLLAR AT
OAK HALL
CORNER TENTH AND + STREETS

This IL rood investment ga could possibly he
nisae. lou can buy an Oyercost frvln Is 70 sl6
SI4sl you al short uulc and have 70 next
fall for Just onehAf the price you viii have 20 ray
lien We are row receiving nice iiie Vi Spring
eoS.s from 81 up
IL suits we have made immense reductions as the
Following lat shows:
J-.s0 suits At 81.
$50 suits al S6.
sIU Suit at S.
SIo SUITE at $40.
s2p suits al Si35d
Sxo suits nj Sis.
fuu Dress suits tswanow tail ooaD at s15
o0a rama nIIaense variety, from 81 50 up
FOR BOYS TO ID YEARS
- Overoosts AZ 81
sd Overroats al "a
- 80 Osercos,s a. a.
~ Osercosts n So
ytUOyeruests a. 80.
JSSet anc Pants ~ 81 So
e. ysehet and Pants at 1880.
~ Jacket and f1Hts az a.
- Jacket and fauts al ed
tiO JssAet aid Pants AZ 81
FOR BoYs IL rola
~ Overcoats at q.
~ QyeTcosts AZ - 50.
ft>>O OvereOAts a.
f!0 Overcosts ST 81 so
y Oyefcoets at Is
ylo Cyercoets al 40
- k2is ~ 81 So.
% Suits 81 60.
OAK HALL
CORNER 10TH AND y STREETS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-28

The Evening star has n regular. permanent
bepr sde daily circulation more than treble
HAT of any other daily paper published in
washington, and much greater than thar
OF ALI the ether daily papers here added
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-28

Previous To Removal
PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL TO OUR NEW
BUILDING. 434 SEVENTH. WE ARE SELL
ING OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING AT GREAT
LY REDUCED PRICES. AND IN SOME CASES
BELOW ORIGINAL COST. SHOULD YOU
WISH A SUIT OR oyEKcoAI 1T WILL PAY
TO BUY THEM. EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO
KEEP THs SAME FOR NEXT WINTERS
WEAR
sPEIk0 ovERCOATs NOW READY.
GEORGE sPIASsY.
ONE PRICE CLoTHIER.
rs 5o7 SEVENTH STREET NV
SHoRT ENDS OF sEERSUCKER, BEST GOODS
- Us, AZ the
Double Coulbina atom
IL lltn ST : e
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EOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine rooms,
including bath. lob I'd st. f239t'
EOR RENT BOARDING HOUSE, FIFTEEN
II rooms large dining room; house in the best con-
dition; corner n Cap. and near Govt. Print Office
Apply to F.W. CALLAGHAN, S3l n. Capitol jail wv
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NOR RENT
Il l225 4 st-n-w.,15r9150
% Grant Pl., 10r........1J
S3:3 Nj st. NV, 12r. 10
1706-S-10 + ST., 1:sr. ia
607 18th st. NV, LIZ. "a
2022 n st. NV. I2r. 80
326 Ind. av., IL rs.......6l
325 G st. NV. Or. 81
1850 r. I. ave. 7r.......4C
1929 9th st. NV. Sr. sc
SIT NJ. ave.n.w.,7r.u..3(
1919 E.Cspitol ST., sr2S. 4.
2215-17 18th NV. ~ .5l
IL ID st. II. e., Sr. .5C
22o39 18th st.n.w., 6r.26.5(
pa Mass. sv.n.w,1 % C
507 10Th st. 8. E., 7r. %. &C
1896 Pierce p, 7r. &c
1928 9th NV, ..25.3a
1916 Larch st, Or. 80
$50 Z st. Sc, Sr.......-25
% g ct. u. w., Or. 2.50
3044 p st. n. W., 7r. FL. 80
602,6l6 c ST n-e.,6r, &c
81 K st. ne, Or. 80
1206 22d St n.w.,7r. 20.50
1873 z st. ne, ar. 20. Al
DR n n WAR
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100 Conn. ave-, 5r.e22.5o
1919 18th NV .,20.4O
AIS NJ .ave.nw.. 6r....l9
l342 W st. NV, Or. 0.3o
sol 4 st. ne. Or. 20
% Defrees st., Or. 1857
2521 K st. n. W., Sr .l6
ITO NJ st. NV, 5r. :. 1870
1913 Sd st. NV, Or. ID
ZIG r st. n. W.. 6r.......l2
1923 Lawrence ST., Or. Is
906 + st. s.w., 6r........15
2034 Sth NV. ,6f.....-..15
2249 Cleveland ST., Or. Is
3lS ID st. ne, Or. .R.3Q
Sill z Ut. ne, 6r.....14.30
6l2 ~ st. s.w., Or. 1870
q Fenton place n.e-6rl $50
1206 ID st. 8. w., 5r. .l2, 30
1923 4th st. ne, Or. 1870
900 25th st. .w.,5r. 1870
23 P st. ne, 5r. .12
1901 l1th st. Sc, Or. ..l2
2526 p st.n.w-5r........l1
:},2 L st. s.w., 5r.....l0.S0
2l5 & st. ne, 5r. 10
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no To 0Eo e. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
In Granite Worf: best facilities Washington for
s1ch WORK Ofscs and Hard 7U2 70 70s North CaIHs<2
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND
w Kitchen part of an unfinished House or Flat
for light housekeeping: no children and references
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NOR KENT
Il 1924 Mass.ave I. or unf
1911 l 4th st.n.w, LIT S0.5C
l40S Cor. st.. ar. ....35. f..
42S College st.n.w.. Tor. >.
3 Langd'n Ter, y rs., 20. 0t
142S I st. NV, Or. .20.3C
lilo Md. av. s.w., Tor. .2I
419 / st. NV, store, .20.0C
3l1 b st. ne, q rs. 1900
604 l ne, Ar, stable 300
f36- ST. A. s. CAYWC
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OFFICES.
46SLa.av., basement, ...&30
40l 18th ST., Ar, LIST FIR p
435 18th ST.. fl. r.. I'd fir.20
9th and Pa. ave-, Els. .l3
40l 9TH st.. 2 rs., I'd a.,
each.
Gunton Bldg, r 25.-12.50
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WANTED--HELP.

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